Versatile for different training emphasis, MS300’s unique quadrilateral exercise pattern allows users to selectively distribute different extent of exercise efforts across their four limbs. Limbs that input more force can efficiently lead less involved limbs to functional movements and maintain elevated heart rate. A low inertia starting at 5 watts translates to
smoothness; the work rate can increase up to 750 watts, accompanied by different step speeds of the user’s choice.

Throughout the entire range of motion, patients can safely and easlly determine resistance.

Easy-to-read Display Feedback

Real-time feedback is displayed through the LCD screen, including Time, Steps per minute, Steps count and length, Watts, METs, Heart Rate, Resistance, and more. The Symmetry program respectively articulates left and right leg exercise watt input through visual biofeedback.

Patient Data Entry

Uusing input info such as weight and gender as the basis to maximize their rehabilitative regime. programs are able to interactively adapt to patients’ characteristics.

Targeted Clinical Applications

The MS300 can greatly benefit patients in the areas of: orthopedics, sports medicine, neurological and cardiac rehabilitation, as well as senior rehab and wellness training.

About Spirit Medical Systems

Spirit Medical Systems Group (SMSG) understands that as a healthcare provider, your business’s success is a financial balance between high-quality patient care and a cost-effective delivery of that service. With this understanding, Spirit Medical Systems is driven to design and manufacture rehabilitation products that can meet and exceed our customers’ expectations. Through continued and evolving improvements in quality and
design, Spirit Medical Systems build high quality products that produce lasting customer relationships that endure and pass the test of time.

Spirit Medical Systems Group has obtained the following certifications pertaining to product safety and overall manufacturing practice:

SMSG products are also listed with the FDA of the United States.

he ISO 13485 for the design and manufacturing of medical devices.

The ISO 14971 for the risk management of medical device safety.

The ISO 15223-1 for meeting medical device labeling requirements.

The RoHS requirement that comply European laws as part of their material restrictions, waste, and recycling directives.